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RE: SQL table joins: Join vs. Where

> From: Himes, Jay
> 
> I added the test to the IAAI forum and included the debug information.
> There isn't a program; just a bunch of SQL statements (you will need
to
> provide your own data). I calculated the times from the joblog of each
> job.

Thanks, Jay.  I'll include your stuff inside the standard test wrapper,
hopefully this weekend.  This test will be part of a new set of tests:
SQL vs. SQL.  The very flexibility of SQL means that often we need to
compare various techniques for a given business problem.

Joe
http://forums.plutabrothers.com/IAAI

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